"Brown-Eyed" refers to individuals who have brown-colored irises in their eyes. This eye color is the most common globally, resulting from higher levels of melanin in the iris. Brown eyes can vary in shade, ranging from light amber to deep chocolate, and are often associated with warmth and approachability. The genetics of brown eyes is primarily determined by multiple genes, with the OCA2 and HERC2 genes playing significant roles. People with brown eyes may have advantages in certain environments, as their eye color can provide better protection against bright sunlight and glare compared to lighter-colored eyes.